Telangana Tenant Farmers to Hit 65% by 2047

A new analysis projects tenant farmers in Telangana will reach 65% by 2047, with landholdings shrinking below 1 hectare. Experts warn of credit access issues and call for legal reforms.

India-EU FTA to Double Gems & Jewellery Trade to $10B

The India-European Union Free Trade Agreement eliminates 2-4% duties on precious jewellery, potentially doubling bilateral gems and jewellery trade to $10 billion within three years, offering crucial relief amid declining US exports.

Panipat Farmers Face 15% Sugarcane Yield Drop

Farmers in Panipat, Haryana, are concerned as sugarcane yield has declined by 15% this season, impacting their livelihoods and raising questions about agricultural sustainability.

Surat Jewellery Industry Warns Against Fake Gold

Surat's jewellery industry leaders caution consumers about counterfeit gold circulating in the market. With gold prices rising, they recommend vigilance and dealing only with established businesses to avoid fraud.

India-EU FTA: Luxury Cars Cheaper, EVs Wait

The India-EU Free Trade Agreement slashes import duties on luxury cars above Rs 25 lakh from 110% to 30%, with annual quotas. Tesla and EVs must wait 5 years for concessions.

India-EU FTA: Wine & Beer Duty Cuts Limited Impact

India and EU's import duty cuts on wine and beer may have minimal market impact, with vodka and Irish whiskey consumers potentially benefiting if states don't raise taxes and companies pass on savings.

India-EU Trade Deal to Lower Food Prices

The India-European Union free trade agreement will reduce tariffs on biscuits, chocolates, pasta, olive oil, sausages, and other EU imports, making them more affordable for Indian consumers over the next few years.

Kitex MD Denies ED FEMA Case, Calls Reports Fake

Kitex Group MD Sabu M Jacob refutes media reports of ED FEMA case, calling them baseless. He clarifies notices were routine for exporters, denies NDA joining to evade action, and plans legal steps.

Colombia Slams Ecuador Pipeline Fee Hike in Trade War

Colombia strongly criticizes Ecuador's tenfold increase in oil pipeline fees, escalating a trade war that began with tariffs over drug trafficking concerns. The dispute impacts billions in bilateral trade.

Yield Curve Steepens Again on Weak Consumer Data

A surprising drop in US consumer confidence has reignited the Treasury yield curve steepening trend, with short-term yields falling on expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.

Indian IT Firms Gain Big in European Markets

Indian IT companies are poised to benefit from increased opportunities in Europe, driven by digital transformation and cost-effective solutions. This expansion could boost India's tech exports and global market share.

European Luxury Cars to Get Cheaper in India

Major European automakers like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi are expanding local assembly operations in India, which could significantly reduce prices of luxury vehicles for Indian consumers.

IndiGo Extends Flight Cancellations to Central Asia

IndiGo has extended flight cancellations to Tbilisi, Almaty, Baku, and Tashkent until February 11 due to tensions in Iran. The airline cites airspace safety concerns and aircraft limitations.

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